BeerBorg

Thanks Jim - It all started one day while I was brewing an IPA & Apocalypto the movie was on TV. Therefore the first Apocalypto IPA was born. Now it's one of my regulars.

gwcr wrote:Just finished up a 5'er of my Irish Red. Had 3 friends over to watch my AG process. One just started with a Brewers Best kit last week, one has been doing MB for a few years and just did a Brooklyn Brewing kit, and the other we are trying to get sucked into the obsession. Everything went great, and we may get a few more Borg assimilites out of the day...

Excellent! I see our plan to take over the world is proceeding apace. Don't let on to the proletariat, though. They must be kept blissfully ignorant until it's too late, and we've established our dominance. They'll prove to be compliant enough, mark my words.

Brewed my annual President's Day beer, have been doing this since I started brewing and some years have done 2 and 3 different brews, but that was when using MB and was a lot faster. I don't even test one until the 4th of July, that's when I break them out. This year is a "Washington Presidential Porter" which is basically a spiced up Porter with 04 yeast, kinda' like a winter Holiday beer.
Perfect brewday today, everything right on schedule, from the OG to the exact pitching temp I was aiming for.

Did a couple of things on Sunday: brewed a batch of American Wheat, bottled a batch of Trippel Ale, & kegged a Chinook Pale Ale.

Bottled the juniper steam beer.

Brew my version of a American Pale Lager.

Brewed 5 gallons of Graff tonight.

Reading through some of this thread man I need to get on the stick here. You guys are serial.

Bottling a fiver of FedoraDave's American Ale this morning, then it's off to the LHBS in the afternoon to get ingredients for a fiver of Kingpin IPA, which I'll brew tomorrow.

Insanitized wrote:Reading through some of this thread man I need to get on the stick here. You guys are serial.

Welcome to the obsession, nobody warned you of this?

I have forgotten to list that I've brewed 5 gallons of a Sour using WYeast 665 and 5 gallons using
ECY 20 BugCounty. These 2 beers won't be ready to bottle for at least a year.

Placed a big order with labelpeelers.com, see Steals and Deals big sale, enough for 20 gallons, except grains. Haven't received yet so it looks like next weekend to brew. Gives me more time to decide what's next!

mashani wrote:Bottled the juniper steam beer.

This sounds good!

I am going to brew my Breckenridge Avalanche Ale today.

Just making healthy yeast today for tomorrow's brew.

Just brewed an IPA with Cascade Centnnial columbus and Amarillo hops. A take on an Alpha King clone if im lucky.